For starters, thank you for having this site and the allowing me the ability to ask my questions. Like so many others, I am tired of paying money for TV that (most of which) I do not even watch. So for the past few months I have been exploring receiving OTA signals and combining that with either Netflix or some other Internet/websites I can find at little to no cost.
With that said, I live just outside of Athens GA, in a small community, but it gets pretty rural, fairly quickly and the towers for Atlanta are pretty far. I believe there are stations in SC or even north of me that I might be able to get, but at the end of the day, I am not sure where to even start, so I am glad I found you guys.
Here is the info you said to post:
http://www.tvfool.com/?option=com_wr...5b94a67e8d7ff1
That chart can be overwhelming as I attempt to decipher what it is actually saying and how to interpret it to make a sound choice for an antenna.
It would be my preference to put the antenna in my attic, but I am not against putting a pole next to the house and going as high as I am legally allowed. (I would just be afraid of a lightening strike I suppose.)
With the myriad options of antenna that I see, this is really where my confusion comes in. I see that there are companies that make Long Range antenna that claim to pick up signals 75 or even over 100 miles away. I guess I am looking for some sound advice on what antenna to chose and any other things I might need to buy to support bringing in a signal. If I could get signals from all the different directions, that would be kind of cool I suppose, but anything would be better than what I am doing now.
Thanks again!!!